The latest stable releases are the 3.46 series. The following links are only for the source code. Most likely your Free Software distribution (Fedora, Mint, Ubuntu, etc.) already provides binary packages for Evolution. The Evolution project releases its source code as tarball files, from which Free Software distributors can create easily-installable binary packages for users. A detailed guide can be found on the Evolution Flatpak sub-page.

Users can build and run the latest stable (or development) Evolution in Flatpak, even on older distributions. Also mention your versions, because it's possible that the issues had been already fixed (especially when Long Term Support distributions provide older versions).įlathub contains the latest stable version. Always search it for any existing reports, even closed, to not create unnecessary duplicates.

New issues can be filled in the GNOME GitLab instance, namely for evolution-data-server, evolution, evolution-ews and evolution-mapi. Many Evolution developers and users can also be found on Libera Chat IRC, channel #gnome-evolution.īugs and feature requests can be filled under GNOME issue tracker, depending on the place of the issue, but it's fine when it's filled against other project, because issues can be moved between projects there. Subscribe here.Īlthough you can also use GNOME Discourse (with the evolution tag), the mailing list may be preferable due to wider community participation. The evolution-users at mailing list is the best place to seek further assistance with using Evolution, for example when you have problems.

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